What do you mean? You need an irc chat program to use irc. I'm no expert on irc and barely ever use it. If you get a message saying IRCApplet.class not found, then maybe your browser is looking for a program with IRCApplet.class as the entry point?

Xeavn wrote:Ah yes..that is the one I had problems with....Never let me join servers, and after 30 days it wanted me to pay. Idk if free IRCs are common or not, but it would be preferred.

There's a free version of Xchat, though I forget the name of it... I'm sure some Googling would find it for you. And if you're still against XChat, why not just use the built-in site's IRC?

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Xeavn wrote:Look at the very first post. I get that error when I try to.

Ah, I thought you meant that you got an error when executing an IRC program locally. Well, MIRC is always a good choice if you're on Window's.

Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. -Rick Cook